small boat fishing

[glen]

hello
brand new to the forum , is anyone still small boat fishing out of the tyne, any advice on the best spots would be appreciated, still like to see the piers when i'm out

glen

 

[willywetegg]

Welcome to Nesa Glen.

Jim.

 

[glen]

thanks look forward to using the forum

cheers
glen

 

[willywetegg]

The boat forum is a little quiet at the end of the season Glen but I bet some of the lads with boats will give you some info soon enough though.

Jim.

 

[KeithB]

Hello & welcome Glen, I'm sure Norman or Bert (tadpoleman) will give you some advice.

The areas around the yellow cans at St Marys & Souter might be worth a try.

 

[mark]

determined to get out at least once before the end of the year in mine, rough ground at st mary's and off souter are indeed well favoured by the small boat owner.

planning on trying anchoring over the ground at the stmary's at dusk, and into the first part of the night soon to see what happens! (any volunteers!!)

plenty of wrecks within a couple of miles of the piers as well though, let me know if you need any numbers

you cans till see the piers 8 miles out on a good day!

 

[Norman]

hi Glen, welcome to NESA mate,
what boat you got and where are you (do you trail it, or kept on river?)

Still fishing left in winter for boats if you can get the weather, marks right St marys is a good bet and not too far.

welcome aboard

 

[Norman]

message for Jim ..........

Jim, (after reading totally different thread maybe even different site) what pub do you work in in consett, I work at unit 24 No1 ind est and frequent only the Hat & Feather and the Raven, but could be persuaded to try further afield

 

[Norman]

Keith, have you been out lately?

 

[alan]

Welcome to NESA mate

 

[willywetegg]

Norman, check your PMs mate.

Jim.

 

[KeithB]

Just shore fishing Norman, Shady needs a new bearing in the sterndrive.

I think Bert is getting her lifted out this weekend coming.

 

[glen]

boat fishing

boat fishing

Hello & welcome Glen, I'm sure Norman or Bert (tadpoleman) will give you some advice.

The areas around the yellow cans at St Marys & Souter might be worth a try.

Thanks for the reply kieth

glen

 

[glen]

determined to get out at least once before the end of the year in mine, rough ground at st mary's and off souter are indeed well favoured by the small boat owner.

planning on trying anchoring over the ground at the stmary's at dusk, and into the first part of the night soon to see what happens! (any volunteers!!)

plenty of wrecks within a couple of miles of the piers as well though, let me know if you need any numbers

you cans till see the piers 8 miles out on a good day!

thanks for the reply , i,m hoping to get out this sat weather permiting, havent been out for three weeks, last time out my son dropped his rod over ,we were only about 50ft deep and at 12oclock to the church spire on the north side of tmouthpier and with his first drop with pink hockai he pulled up a nice 5 1/5 ld c0d we caught nothing more that day ,i also have one of these lowrance gps set ups and havent got a clue how to work it so trying to plot where i;ve been is a night mare , once again thanks for the reply

glen

 

[glen]

hi Glen, welcome to NESA mate,
what boat you got and where are you (do you trail it, or kept on river?)

Still fishing left in winter for boats if you can get the weather, marks right St marys is a good bet and not too far.

welcome aboard

Thanks for the reply norman hoping to get out this sat weather permitting
cheers

glen

 

[glen]

thanks for the reply kieth
cheers glen

 

[glen]

thanks for the reply , hoping to get out this sat weather permitting

cheers glen

 

[glen]

thanks for the reply norman

cheers glen

 

[glen]

thanks

cheers glen

 

[Norman]

cheers glen,



Keith ...... sterndrive bearing ... "Ouch" .... another vote then for shaft drive